Rudi Bauer & Christine Regitz
Putting People at the Center: Women in Tech and the Future of Work
#1about 2 minutes
The slow progress of women in technology roles
Despite decades of discussion, the percentage of women in tech has barely increased, especially in Central European countries.
#2about 3 minutes
Why some countries have more women in STEM fields
Cultural and economic factors, such as historical work requirements in Eastern Europe or the perception of tech as a path to a better life in India, lead to higher female participation in STEM.
#3about 3 minutes
Engaging girls in technology from an early age
The lack of mandatory and creative computer science education in early schooling is a key reason why girls lose interest in technology during their teenage years.
#4about 6 minutes
Attracting women to tech by focusing on purpose
Women are often motivated by a desire to solve meaningful human problems, so framing tech roles around purpose and teamwork is more effective than focusing on purely technical challenges.
#5about 3 minutes
Why women leave technology jobs mid-career
Women often leave tech roles mid-career due to non-inclusive team cultures, communication style clashes, and feeling unheard in male-dominated environments.
#6about 5 minutes
How leaders can build confidence in female talent
Leaders can support and retain women by providing direct encouragement and reassurance, as hesitation often signals self-doubt rather than a lack of capability or interest.
#7about 6 minutes
The role of human oversight in the age of AI
AI is a powerful tool but still requires human validation, critical thinking, and creativity, as it is an algorithm that follows instructions without true understanding or serendipity.
#8about 5 minutes
The business impact of building diverse tech teams
Diverse and heterogeneous teams significantly improve business outcomes, but this requires a deliberate investment in team building to ensure mutual respect and effective collaboration.
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